cageyness

The cageyness continued in the second as Campbell continued to use his five-inch reach and three-inch height advantage to keep his opponent off balance and at a distance.

This cageyness is somehow familiar.

The name of the game remains getting the lowest score as possible, which allows plenty of room for competitive fire and cageyness.

Of course you could counter this by arguing that slow-burn tension in the first leg often explodes in the return tie, making up for any initial cageyness.